6:30pm. Tour the historic Indian River Life-Saving Station, one of the oldest oceanfront buildings along Delawares coast, and learn about the daily lives of the surfmen that served at the station and the heroic rescues they performed. Then sit down to a locally-sourced dining experience, with a menu inspired by what the surfmen may have been eating around the turn-of-the-century. Menu may include anything from steamed clams and fresh fish to muskrat stew and grilled venison! Top off the evening with a lantern-lit walk on the beach to hear local shipwreck tales, full of tragedy and mystery. Pre-registration required by Saturday, October 1st. $125 per person. Ages 21 and up. For detailed questions about the menu or what to expect, please call 302-227-6991.
Friday, October 07 - Friday, October 07
Savoring Our Coastal Heritage at Delaware Seashore State Park